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Steve Cullen: defence lawyer on the group of Restore Passenger Rail protestors being allowed to withdraw guilty pleas

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A defence lawyer says the outcome of the trial of Restore Passenger Rail protesters is 'strange'.

The Post reports six people have been allowed to withdraw their guilty pleas, and the judge tossed their charges.

It was over a series of Wellington protests that disrupted traffic.

Steve Cullen says it might be a case of the judge responding to a moral undercurrent.

"A certain proportion of the community felt that these people shouldn't have been convicted at all."

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A defence lawyer says the outcome of the trial of Restore Passenger Rail protesters is 'strange'.

The Post reports six people have been allowed to withdraw their guilty pleas, and the judge tossed their charges.

It was over a series of Wellington protests that disrupted traffic.

Steve Cullen says it might be a case of the judge responding to a moral undercurrent.

"A certain proportion of the community felt that these people shouldn't have been convicted at all."

LISTEN ABOVE

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  continue reading

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